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Notice she lists Titanic, American Beauty, Bring it On and (partly visible) Ten Things I hate About You, all of which came out after the crash.  Bring it on dates to 2000.  This indicates that Jackie made it out of the woods, but died later.  Contextual clues indicates Shauna married Jeff around 2001-2002.  the timing

They really missed the thing that made the original series so special: legal-aged high school girls I wanted to have sex with. 

But why is there an insanely high cost? I’ve never understood why movie musicals have to be so elaborately filmed. The success of the Hamilton movie showed that what most people want is just the stage experience. Give them that.

West Side Story could have at least added another 1.6 million if they’d done as I suggested and moved the setting to Raccoon City.

The Monkees weren’t about music, madptarmigan! They were about rebellion, about political and social upheaval!

True progress can only be achieved once a woman is finally able play a murderous, alcoholic, womanizing agent of a declining imperial regime.

Of course James Bond should be a man. That’s the character as intended. Making Bond a woman accomplishes nothing. It’s fake corporate gesturing to try to appease to the crowd that gets loud about wokeness thinking they’ll be satisfied. Make new roles for women. That’s progress. Put women behind the camera. In the

I didn’t keep watching after the move to Peacock (sorry everyone) but it had some great jokes...the Congo(movie)-themed Homecoming, the reveal that Dennis actually knew a lot about biology and how he would punish the students with jazz. “No, less discernable melody!”

4 seasons? Pretty good run, longer than I thought it would get

He seems a little too old for those roles. But an older Michael Twoyoungmen (Shaman) having connections to the general MCU magic world outside of Alpha Flight makes sense to me.

Well the role for him could have been Michael Twoyoungmen but I doubt they will be doing Alpha Flight anytime soon. Could have been in a Dr Strange film though. They really should do that magicians bar. Can’t remember the name. 

The premise I’ve signed on to with this film is that damn close to 20 years later, I no longer expect anything a Wachowski sibling produces to actually be good. I’ll watch it anyway—HBO Max this month is a sunk cost at this point—and if it has any redeeming qualities whatsoever, I get to be pleasantly surprised.

If watching The A-Team has taught me anything, it’s that people ALWAYS survive exploding car crashes!

“Can you hear us in there? We’ve got rescue vehicles out here and we’ll try to get you out.”

They’d be trapped with a Smashmouth cover band, and there’d be no survivors.

It was a terrific episode and a good example of why a great series doesn’t have to be 100% serialized all the time. Justified, in its first season, was about 50% standalone episodes and was better for it.

The trapped people were apparently “considerate with each other,” “helped keep the Inn tidy,” and even “started a small collection fund for the next staff.”

I guaran-fucking-tee you Hulu and Netflix are in a bidding war right now to tell this story.

“Hey, it’s the captain of the Enterprise-B!”